Georgian & Regency
Designing with a Regency Eye
The nuts and bolts of Regency: how to be original, innovative AND authentic when Regency costumes are so often reproduced.
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During the Regency many women wore hats designed after early C19th military styles. Here's how to make the distinctive pompoms.
Regency Riding Habit, c.1810
Izabela shows you how to recreate a habit much like the beautiful example in Kyoto, and even tests it for us, on horseback!
Early 19th Century Rouleau Trims
In the 1810s and 1820s rouleaux, or bias tubes of fabric, were a go-to trend for trimmings. Astrida shows us some inspirational examples.
Regency Children's Clothes
What's a reenacting mum to do when the kids are too big for baby clothes and too small to be mini grown-ups? Regency toddler style!
Fashion Forecast: Jan - March 1812
A closer look at fashions for Winter 1812 from Ackerman's Repository and La Belle Assemblée, presented here for competition hopefuls!
Turban Headdresses
Reproduce authentic looking turban headdresses - as well as the beautiful ornamental pins that were used to secure and decorate them.
Regency Baby Clothes
A child’s development during the Regency period could be charted by the clothes he or she wore. Here's how to clothe the newest of the new.
Making a Close Bonnet of c.1810
The bonnet is the iconic accessory of the early nineteenth century: Serena shares how to construct a Close Bonnet of c.1810.
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